I find that using [tag]Bible games for Sunday school[/tag] is effective with all ages. This is one I use with my older students to teach them about feeling good about themselves. This is one of my favorite Bible games [tag]Sunday school[/tag] lessons on King David. I call it the turban game.
(Teacher words in bold.)
Bible Games: Turbam Game
Give out bath towels to your students. I try to have one for each student but if that is not possible, have at least 4 towels. The Turban Game is played in two rounds.
In the first round, students throw the towels up in the air and say something they like about themselves.
Prompts:
I play the piano!
I’m a good friend!
I’m not afraid of things!
I’m nice to my mom!
I trained my dog!
After throwing the towel up a couple times, move to round two. Students wrap their hair up in the towel, making a turban. Students try to knock the turban off each others heads without getting their own knocked off.
Note: Warn long-haired girls to keep their hair close to their heads and not get their hair pulled!
Sometimes, we feel pretty good about ourselves. Then someone can come along and put us down. That’s sort of like knocking our turban off. We have to make sure nobody can steal our joy! We should be proud of our faith, and not let anyone steal our joy about that either!
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